I use ChatGPT for communication. It started with "please fix typos" and now it's "write me a slack message about this and that". This is mostly an effect of the communication environment we created - taking risks is rarely rewarded, and mistakes can be very costly. Remember, you're always one misunderstood message away from being fired. Of course there are people whom I trust and I'd never offend them with AI-generated slop, but the rest of the humanity - it is what it is, LLMs help me a lot.

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borski 5 hours ago | parent [-]

> Remember, you're always one misunderstood message away from being fired.

If this is true, you really want to be fired. That is a horrendous work environment, and you should quit if at all possible.

Most workplaces (any certainly any good workplace) will seek to understand, not fire you immediately.

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anal_reactor 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Blessed are those who haven't worked corproate.

	▲	bigstrat2003 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I've worked corporate jobs all my life, and I was never one misunderstood message away from being fired. Instead they would've talked to me and, even if they figured it was my fault, they would've given me a warning since it was the first time. No worthwhile employer is firing people for the first offense, corporate or otherwise.